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- Based in Columbus, Ohio — serving 16 counties
- Hours Monday – Saturday: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Sunday: by appointment
What to have ready when you call: roughly what there is, the town you are in, and whether it is already outside or still in the house. Those three things are all we need to give you a firm price rather than a range.
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How much does junk removal cost in Ohio?
Pricing is by volume — how much room the load takes in the truck. A single item starts at $85, a quarter load runs about $185, a half load about $285 and a full load about $475. Per-item prices for couches, mattresses, appliances and TVs are published on the pricing page, so you can check them before you call.
Do you charge a separate dump fee?
No. The price quoted includes labour, travel and disposal. The only things priced separately are dense materials like concrete or dirt, which are charged by weight because they hit the truck's weight limit before they fill it.
How fast can you come out?
In Franklin County, often the same day — running three trucks means there is usually one free. The surrounding counties are same or next day, and the outer ring (Marion, Knox, Ross, Hocking, Clark, Champaign, Greene) is usually next day. You get a real date when you book, not a vague promise.
Which areas do you cover?
Sixteen counties across Central Ohio and the ring around it: Franklin, Delaware, Licking, Fairfield, Pickaway, Madison, Union, Knox, Morrow, Marion, Clark, Champaign, Fayette, Ross, Hocking and Greene. If you are just outside that, call and ask — we would rather tell you straight than take a booking we cannot reach.
What is the difference between curbside and full service?
Curbside means you have already put everything in a drive-up spot — the driveway, garage or curb — and we just load it. It saves about $20. Full service means we come in and carry it out from wherever it is, including upstairs or the back yard.